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I think he would be a fantastic guest. I'd like to believe him, but I haven't made up my mind yet. No matter what, he'd have some very interesting things to say and expand upon.

This marker sketch fits my memories of the evening pretty closely. My view was not 3rd person omnescent, of course: that's just for making scene clearer.

As with last time, I was quite impressed with Klaus Dona. He does good work. I don't worry anymore whether the established scientific community accepts something or not. For me it's become a non-issue up there with disclosure. Neal Adams may be one of the top four most influentual artists...

Mike, I love how you work these out in pictures. I've got to get my drawings scanned in posted. I am intrigued by your idea that this latter event may not have taken place in reality as we know it, but some concurrent reality. I've long felt, as have so many others, there is the consensus...

Well, in all fairness, while I'm not for a moment suggesting this thing is real, because it's not, but in high dry mountain climates bodies have been known to mummify. They even call it Air Burial in some asian countries. It's not that outlandish. Mind you, this is probably mouldy paper...

I've seen this around on the web. It strikes me as odd that this alien has genetalia, when most reports of grays do not. It looks like paper mache or clay.

I can understand, Media Man, why you are concerned that your memory could be contaminated by something you saw or read. When I was little, I saw my parent's wedding ceremony film enough times that I thought I had been there, and I told people I was in the first row! Well, in a way, I was...

I was trouble by this guest. For someone with such scientific credentials, many of his answers seemed to suggest that he turned off the scientific method when it came to spiritism. I'd never heard of Super ESP, so I'll have to check that out. Maybe it's on me. I've heard of spiritists who...

Yeah, I know that "this is really odd" feeling. To me it feels like "this can't be--it doesn't fit--it's out of wack with what I know."

Very interesting! Like you, I wish I could tell more about what I saw, but in the end you are left with having seen interesting lights in the sky. I would check with the local MUFON or UFO reporting groups to see if anyone else made a similar sighting. if the lights were different colors...

Yeah, Django Rheinhart absolutey burned--I collect his recordings. Wes Montgomery also was an incredible musician, and his Live At The Half Note was just incredible. I like Jazz, but I love these guys' music.

I think it's a shame that we don't have the modern equivalent of shamans, who can help us deal with and work things out with these visionary encounters. These sightnings and dream states can be very powerful, and I suspect that whatever they are trying to tell us may well be wasted since we...

Well, for everyone's sake, I hope it was just a dream. Sounds ominous. I've never shown any aptitude for telling the future, and I'm glad I can't. It's better not to know, in my opinion.

Hey, Mike--Absolutely awesome stuff. You can see what I'm up to at www.johnnysaturn.com, and the new graphic novel is available there and at Amazon.com. You can see my non-cartoon stuff done for other customers at www.scottstoryillustrator.com. My wife is buddy with Sergio Aragones...

As most musicians are aware, you can certainly go into an altered state of concsiousnous while playing music--it's like a drug in its own right! I've had it happen several times, and it's truly an elevating experience. I wouldn't call it a paranormal experience, yet I think all altered states...

I play a Fender Tele. 20 year guitar player here, too. I think there are an awful lot of us who visit the Paracast. I like the Tele because it's a really hot, cutting sounding guitar. I'd like to get another Strat, and I know you can get decent American made ones for not too much money, but...

Holy Crap, Rocketsauce, that is so freakin' sweet! Oh yeah, I know Eddie's music, but I had not seen these. I was born too late for a lot of these guys, and I'm sorry for it. Wonderful stuff. Neil Young does have occassional infuriating moments, but he well makes up for it. I once saw him...

Interesting point. No, that hadn't occurred to me.

OK, Chuckleberryfin--If you crap on everyone who has a story to tell, then you are going to make it unlikely people will share. The point is not whether Paradox is 100% correct in his memories: He obviously feels they are valid, and this is not the place to take him to task. If people are...

Concerts that changed my life? My first choice would be Stevie Ray Vaughn. He was co-headlining with Joe Cocker, and I wasn't much of an SRV fan, really, I went to see Cocker. I was absolutely blown away by SRV! I instantly became a blues fanatic and semi-purist for about a decade. Three...